List of games you regret buying

[ZargonX]

Simcity 4. The whole transportation system is a disaster.

The Rush Hour expansion helps, as does the Transportation add-on from simtropolis. But, yes, as it original stood, the transit system was a disaster.

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by Skanky Burns
I have chosen bit-torrent releases over legal releases despite having an actual legal copy in my possession. Pirate releases tend to have better support, have less hassles with installation and actually playing (no need to change cds just to play a different game) and tend to perform better (no copy protection running in the background, or worse, installing itself permanently onto your system).

Yarrrrrr.

[Sandman]

Originally posted by CerberusIV
Crusader Kings - Love EU2, despised this as boring and repetitive micromanagement.

QFT

Imperium Galactica 2. Dull, dull, dull.

[DarkCloud]

Myst - the most over-rated adventure ever.

I spent over 40 hours on that game and played it for 3 years before I realized there was more than one island. -and I still have yet to reach it!

[Qwertqwert]

I thought Tropico was awomse

Any game with tycoon in it (which I stupidly got like 4 of)
Any online RPG (only got 2 that time)
Any game based of a movie or tv show.

And there was some really bad racing game I bought. Only cost 5 dollars but a blank CD would have been worth more because I would have been able to put something on it. Absolute garbage. Terrible graphics, 0 chalenge, cars driving on clouds (by bug), and wouldn't run at parts. Forgot the name of it though.

Oh and Sid Meiers Pirates was bad too. An interesting concept, but it had too many bugs, which as far as I know are still not fixxed.

[Nikolai]

What Pirates, the old one or the new one? I'm too young to have played the original, but the remake was awesome as a casual playing game.

BTW, I can't understand the ones who doesn't like CK? Granted, the game is far from fullfilling what it should have been, and it's not as good as EU2, but I have had loads of fun with that game.

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by Nikolai
What Pirates, the old one or the new one? I'm too young to have played the original, but the remake was awesome as a casual playing game.

The original was actually much more addictive.

[Qwertqwert]

I'm talking about the new one, I'm also too young to have played the first one.

[DrSpike]

My first computer was a Spectrum 48k (yes, 48 whole k). Check out the local museum and they may have one for you to view.

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by DrSpike


The original was actually much more addictive.

Actually, I tried a abandonware version of it once, but there were something wrong with the controls, so I never got past the first ship fight. But not long after the remake came, and I was hooked.

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by DrSpike
My first computer was a Spectrum 48k (yes, 48 whole k). Check out the local museum and they may have one for you to view.

Yeah, old farts like Spikie has all their memories ready in a nearby museum.

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by Nikolai


Actually, I tried a abandonware version of it once, but there were something wrong with the controls, so I never got past the first ship fight. But not long after the remake came, and I was hooked.

Ha, in my day we had to make our own controls!

[DrSpike]

Originally posted by Nikolai


Yeah, old farts like Spikie has all their memories ready in a nearby museum.

There are older farts around - quite a few actually.

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by DrSpike


Ha, in my day we had to make our own controls!

Bah! Such statements are merely propaganda!

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by DrSpike


There are older farts around - quite a few actually.

I know, and those are even more into museums I guess. Hehe, nah you're a young and nice fellah, aren't you.